Pleasanton CA Blogging Class
Learn How Blogging Can Benefit Your Business
What you will learn:
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Why blogging is touted as the next great Internet wave
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What is blogging and how is it used in business
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How to create a blog (hands on experience building your 1st blog)
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What it takes to run a successful blog
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How does blogging help with search engine (Google) rankings
Where:
Pacific Auction Exchange, 5000 Hopyard #202, Pleasanton, CA
When:
February 27, 2007 – 9am to 11am
Who’s Invited:
Open to Everyone
Your Instructors:
Pat Kitano is the author of Transparent Real Estate, a blog that has become a go-to source for the latest news and analysis of the technology enabled real estate industry. He achieved this successful standing after only five months and has become a leading blog evangelist helping real estate professionals develop a powerful online presence… free of charge. Mr. Kitano brings more than 20 years of entrepreneurial experience building businesses within four dynamic industries: real estate, technology, investment banking and films.
John Harper is an active real estate agent with Keller Williams Realty in Danville, CA. He is a key member of The Harper Team and oversees online marketing, web development, Internet promotions and electronic publishing activities. Mr. Harper has been conducting Internet based market research, web design and online marketing since 1985. He owned and operated an Internet Marketing and Promotion company from 1995 through 2001.
Blogging was a nonexistent concept in our industry two years ago, and now there are thousands upon thousands of real estate agents that use blogging to improve their rankings on Google, Yahoo! and MSN and to better communicate and interface with their customers.- Stefan Swanepoel – Swanepoel Trends Report 2007
Blogs give you an increased presence on major search engines. The technology is a magnet for search engines like Yahoo! And Google. A well-written, routinely updated, keyword-oriented blog can enhance your chances of garnering high rankings on search engine return pages. - Richard Nacht – Realty Blogging…
